Disclosure: I received a copy of this book to review all opinions expressed are my own.
I don’t know about you, but I tend to accumulate a lot of clutter. Between doing product reviews, stocking up during sales, and loving to thrift shop, I find myself accumulating more than I really need. When I was asked to review this book, the first thing I said to myself was, “ I really need to read this”, and am I glad I did.
Katy Joy Wells has a way of helping us look at our clutter in different ways between sentimental clutter, emotional ties, superficial clutter and so much more, she helps us to learn how to let go of things we really don’t need. She helped me understand what I’m holding on to, how to let go, and make my home a bit more peaceful.
If you find yourself hold onto things for sentimental reasons or other superficial reasons and really want to declutter your home and create less stress, I highly recommend this book.
About The Book
Are you overwhelmed by clutter, constant mess, and the mental load of daily responsibilities? It's time to break free from the chaos and create a home that works for you—using a fresh approach to decluttering that will simplify your space, reduce stress, and free up your time and energy.
Katy Wells, mom and host of the top-rated The Maximized Minimalist podcast, transformed her stressful, cluttered home into a calm, organized space where she now has time to relax with her family. In Making Home Your Happy Place, she shares the same proven tools that have helped thousands of busy families simplify their routines, regain control, and live with greater ease.
In this step-by-step guide, you'll discover how to:
Overcome overwhelm with actionable strategies to break through mental and physical clutter, so you can regain control and start moving forward.
Declutter with confidence by using proven techniques to tackle your home with clear, actionable steps that will bring immediate results and visible progress.
Uncover the deeper roots of clutter by identifying the emotional ties, limiting beliefs, and habits that keep you stuck—and learn how to release them with clarity and compassion.
Create effortless systems to maintain a peaceful home that works for you, making organizing feel natural and sustainable in your everyday life.
You can have the peaceful, joyful home you've always wanted—a space where you can breathe easier, think clearer, and finally feel the freedom to enjoy more of what you love. Ready to make it happen?
Are you overwhelmed by clutter, constant mess, and the mental load of daily responsibilities? It's time to break free from the chaos and create a home that works for you—using a fresh approach to decluttering that will simplify your space, reduce stress, and free up your time and energy.
Katy Wells, mom and host of the top-rated The Maximized Minimalist podcast, transformed her stressful, cluttered home into a calm, organized space where she now has time to relax with her family. In Making Home Your Happy Place, she shares the same proven tools that have helped thousands of busy families simplify their routines, regain control, and live with greater ease.
In this step-by-step guide, you'll discover how to:
Overcome overwhelm with actionable strategies to break through mental and physical clutter, so you can regain control and start moving forward.
Declutter with confidence by using proven techniques to tackle your home with clear, actionable steps that will bring immediate results and visible progress.
Uncover the deeper roots of clutter by identifying the emotional ties, limiting beliefs, and habits that keep you stuck—and learn how to release them with clarity and compassion.
Create effortless systems to maintain a peaceful home that works for you, making organizing feel natural and sustainable in your everyday life.
You can have the peaceful, joyful home you've always wanted—a space where you can breathe easier, think clearer, and finally feel the freedom to enjoy more of what you love. Ready to make it happen?
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